Loft Mountain Campground

Hands down the best site in this campground is A59. We came up here on Sunday, the day after Hurricane Florence came ashore down in North Carolina. The park had reopened after a two day closure and the place was empty, I mean empty! There was not another camper in the entire campground so we had a pick of any site we wanted. A59 is ... more

Shenandoah is amazing. Gorgeous views and this campground makes it easy to seem almost all of it in an easy day drive. AT loops around the campground and it has the best Amphitheatre I have ever seen. Well worth staying the night despite the enormity of 200+ campsites.

There are many camp sites here and most of the rv sites are a loop pull through. Like all the Shenandoah campgrounds there is no power, water or sewer hookups. You can run a generator in most areas for certain times in the morning and evening. The showers are down hill at the store. There are also tables and cell reception at the table... more

Sites can be a bit small to maneuver due to width. We are about 48 feet with truck & 5th wheel. Site was long and mostly private but could hear car noise on loop where we are camped. A lot of non-reservable sites. My favorite A19. Shenodoah is sooooo beautiful. Internet on and off. 4g with 3bars at amphitheater. Not many levels sites... more

We arrived at 8:30 on a Friday night and were able to get a first come site. This campground is run by the National Park service and rangers were helpful and friendly while suggesting available sites we could set up at after dark. The nightly fee is $15 (after the $20 park entrance fee if you don't have an annual National Park pass.) R... more